Linn AV Loudspeaker manual Replacing the fuse, Mains voltage operating range

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Replacing the fuse

Should the mains fuse blow replace it only with an equivalent part. The fuse holder is located just below the mains inlet socket. To replace the fuse disconnect the product from the mains supply. Using a flat blade screwdriver remove and replace the fuse. If the fuse blows a second time there is a fault in the product. Contact your local retailer.

Mains voltage operating range

AV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass Speaker

115V, 230V +/- 10%, 50-60Hz.

Setting the mains operating voltage

All products with a voltage selector switch must be set to the local mains supply voltage before connecting to the mains supply.

Please check the setting of the voltage selector switch at the mains input socket before connecting the product to a mains supply.

To set the mains operating voltage unplug the mains supply cable and using a flat blade screwdriver turn the selector switch to the appropriate voltage.

Warning!! The power supply may be destroyed if it is connected to 240V when set for 120V.

Power consumption

Product

Operate mode

Standby mode

AV 5150 Active Isobarik

25W-850W

5W

Bass Loudspeaker

 

 

 

 

 

Switching the product on and off – standby operation

AV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass Speaker

The AV 5150 contains circuitry which senses the presence of an audio signal and powers up the product. The AV 5150 remains powered up for several minutes after the audio signal disappears, then reverts to standby mode, consuming very little power. Standby mode is indicated by the front panel indicator glowing red. Full operation is indicated by the front panel indicator glowing green. The mains switch (behind the control area cover) switches the product OFF completely or ON. If, after three minutes, the AV 5150 does not sense an audio signal it will switch to standby mode.

Positioning the products and heat

All electronic products generate some heat. Audio products, in particular audio power amplifiers, have to handle and dissipate large amounts of power. It is essential to provide adequate ventilation to allow this heat to dissipate into the environment. All Linn products are fully protected against overheating and will shut down before any component becomes over heated. However the products will last longer and perform better if they are kept cool. The AV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass Speaker keeps its power amplifier semiconductors cool by transferring the heat on to the extruded heatsink. As a result the extrusion will become warm in use.

Copyright and acknowledgements

Copyright © Linn Products Limited.

Linn Products Limited, Floors Road, Waterfoot, Glasgow, G76 0EP, Scotland, United Kingdom.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

Printed in the United Kingdom.

AV 5101, AV 5103, AV 5105, AV 5110, AV 5120, AV 5140, and AV 5150 are trademarks of Linn Products Limited.

The information in this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Linn Products Limited. Linn Products Limited assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual.

Part no: PACK 739

This manual was produced by Human-Computer Interface Ltd, Cambridge, England.

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Contents N n a V L o u d s p e a k e r U s e r ’ s G u i d e Page Important safety information E f a c eGeneral Safety Instructions E f a c eIii Mains voltage operating range Switching the product on and off standby operationReplacing the fuse Positioning the products and heatDeclaration of Conformity N t e n t s T r o d u c t i o nLinn AV System T r o d u c t i o nT r o d u c t i o n AV 5103 System ControllerAV 5101 Personal Handset AV 5105 Stereo Power AmplifierU c t i o n T rAV 5140 Floor- Standing Loudspeaker AV 5120 Compact LoudspeakerT r o d u c t i o n AV 5110 Local LoudspeakerAV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass Speaker … Making it real About the AV 5105 Stereo Power Amplifier Using a pair of AV 5120 loudspeakers as main loudspeakers Using the AV 5140 and AV 5120 loudspeakersUsing the AV 5140s as front loudspeakers I n g t h e a V l o u d s p e a k e r sI n g t h e AV l o u d s p e a ke rs Using the AV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass Loudspeaker I n g t h e AV l o u d s p e a ke rsUsing the AV 5110 Local Loudspeaker P a c k i n g T t i n g u p t h e a V 5 1 4 0 a n d a V 5 1 2T t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 4 0 a n d AV 5 1 2 Positioning AV 5140 loudspeakersT t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 4 0 a n d AV 5 1 2 Using the AV 5140 loudspeakers with a centre loudspeakerAdjusting the feet Positioning the AV 5140 loudspeakers near a televisionUsing the AV 5120 as a centre loudspeaker Positioning the AV 5120 loudspeakerWall mounting with a Brakit Connecting the AV 5140 or AV 5120 loudspeakers Using bare wiresInstalling the linking plates Bi-wiring or bi-amping Single-wiringTri-wiring or tri-amping Removing the grilles and cleaning Clean the loudspeakers like thisLoudspeakers T t i n g u p t h e a V 5 1 1 T t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 1Positioning AV 5110 loudspeakers T t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 1 Wall mountingRemoving the grilles Painting the AVConnecting the AV Bare wiresS i t i o n i n g T t i n g u p t h e a V 5 1 5AV 5 1 5 Fitting the castersT t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 5 Hiding the cablesT t i n g u p t h e AV 5 1 5 Removing the baseConnecting the AV 5150 to a stereo preamplifier Connecting the AV 5150 Active Isobarik Bass SpeakerConnecting the mains supply Connecting to the AV 5103 System ControllerAdditional wiring to the AV Adjusting the AV Adjusting the frequency responseRemoving the panel Adjusting the output impedance Inverting the phase responseProtecting the speaker Varying the gain A r a n t e e a n d s e r v i c e E r v i c eC h n i c a l i n f o r m a t i o n C h n i c a l i n fo r m a t i o nAV 5140 Front Loudspeaker AV 5120 Compact Loudspeaker C h n i c D e D eD e Grilles, removing
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